andrew forrest, welcome to hardtalk. good to be back, stephen, thank you.t to have you here. now, look, people around the world are going to look at you, a man who has made billions out of mining for metals, generating many tens of millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide in the process. they are going to struggle to see you as a green crusader. well, i'd like to reach out to them and say if people like me don't turn green, then we all have a serious problem. it's not those people who don't really produce many emissions, you know. if they turn green, well, let's all give them a slow clap, stephen. it's people who are the problem, who are the heavy emitters — which community relies on. we all rely on them, but we are also relying on them to go green, and ifeel i can lead from the front. i'll have the arrows in the back, stephen, you know that, but i feel i should do this. but you partly get the arrows in the back cos — and we're going to discuss it in detail — as you put forward your proposals for a greenerfuture, you still make a fortune every year out of minin

forrester very — that as disappointing? we could. forrester very demure _ that as disappointing?ormally is rarely more than a sentence or two away from the jocular, from puns, from wordplay, and there was none of that, really, there, this was a prime minister serious with intent, consciously is effectively the host of this summit thatis effectively the host of this summit that is starting in glasgow this evening, cop26, and in his view, as you say, the agreement at the g 20 were just reasonable and as we heard him asked in that, if you cannot get agreement amongst 20, how do you get agreement amongst 20, how do you get agreement amongst 20, how do you get agreement amongst 200 at the assembled collection of leaders heading to glasgow? the prime minister said that his nip and tuck, touch and go, inching forward as far as progress was turned at the g 20 and a very, very difficult days ahead, and acknowledging when it was put him in a question that the communiqu , the diplomatic phrase for the final documents at the end of the summit as far as the g 20 was concerned, merely talking

like to see it as a threat as people and policy do or the firefighters do or the forrester's jute can be very hard. this is important we actually need to do it. particularly because funding is heart and public support is hard. i think that is the biggest thing right now is what is the conversation we are happening and we do need to take this seriously. these fires are getting worse year after year. >> being in that conversation and as you mention everyone's trying to have a similar or close to the same conversation as possible. it definitely makes me think about the lack of tools in the toolbox. we stay ahead of the game and how we manage that. for me that comes to mind organizationally they've just reached a promoting. i'm sure some of your work is not described strongly in the western states as a eastern u.s. really curious you are about your thoughts on again how we continue to move this forward on a proactive basis. that visual when you have a community affected for the visual response of seeing smoke in the air but knowing it's intentional and for the greater good. >> the other t

for more on this, we are now joined by mike proulx, vp and research director at forrester.us. it does seem teflon—coated, facebook? as james was pointing out, despite controversies, revenue is growing and young people are deserting it but it is still doing well. how is it managing to do that? it is managing _ managing to do that? it is managing to _ managing to do that? it is managing to do _ managing to do that? it is managing to do that - managing to do that? it 3 managing to do that because users continue to engage with the platform, advertisers continue to spend. as we heard from the results yesterday from the earnings call, there are some kinks in that teflon. tell us more about _ some kinks in that teflon. tell us more about them and how they plan on riding those out? fine plan on riding those out? one ofthe plan on riding those out? one of the biggest. _ plan on riding those out? one of the biggest, as _ plan on riding those out? one of the biggest, as we - plan on riding those out? qua: of the biggest, as we heard about, is the effect of apple's att. it is asking use

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according to forrester, consumers are very concerned about the value of what they buy.o i don't think anyone is worried about apple or the expectations for this quarter. emily: tim cook on the call saying that -- despite supply constraints. does that mean you are not worried about supply constraints? they could cut production by as much as 10 million units? julie: there is certainly some risk. the semiconductors are a risk, supply chain is a risk, the costs of labor in stores or the delivery, it is certainly a risk. we are talking about a company here that might be missing expectations, they may not sell as much as quickly, but it is still a strong company that continues to perform amazingly well, with or without a pandemic. we are still at home working. we are still at home with education, still at home streaming media, and apple is selling goods and services in other places that consumers are buying today. emily: meanwhile, sales in china almost doubled. what do you make of that? julie: i am not an expert on the chinese market. i do think apple does a better job as on

i was just looking at the urban forestry annual report orurban forrester report . i think it shows on one table that wreck and park removed 159 trees and planted 128 in the last report. so it seems like that's not meeting the two-for-one report reforestation goal and i was wondering if you could comment on that. >> supervisor, let me look into that. my performance datashowed we did meet it but let me check and see . the numbers that youjust quoted , yes we would not have met the goal with these numbers . let me see if i can see what's going on here. >> chair: it was in the 2019 2020 urban forest annual report. and then just i'm trying to understand how that works. for example there was that massive water main break that flooded the main area and there was major damage to the hillside. i understand there'sa dozen or more trees that will have to be removed and replaced . so in that situation how does the two-for-onereforestation goal work ? >> that's a goodquestion and something we've been intimately involved with after that unfortunate catastrophic water break , i d

. >> sheila: look, the forresters, they wanna make us go away, right?etween us that hope and finn saw, that is gonna get everyone talking. >> finn: steffy just texted me that she and liam are gonna be here any minute. how do you wanna handle this? >> hope: uh, well, um,

and forrest in i found these gaps in the system, in cases across the country. ah, i knew that he was i supposed to have a gun because he was a convicted felon. i figured that they would keep track of that, you know, the, the officers, the officials that are supposed to. oh, lisa rucker's older sister ashley began dating chad upshar in 2014. by then can have been convicted of stocking, an ex girlfriend and shooting into her house as a felon. under both federal and florida law. he was prohibited from possessing a firearm. but he carried one anyway, multiple people and told ashley, including my father that he was going to killer. we had heard about him hitting her with a pistol. she told me that she told me that he hit her in the head with a gun. not someone to leave. they will not get out of my apartment. my sister's boyfriend. why have any weapons you know? so that night when did you realize he had a gun? when he pulled it out. he walked past me past ashley. he pulls out a rifle and he points it out and every part of me was like, not really going, shoot me. as i

s. president joe biden, and the british prime minister, forrest johnson, president biden. because well, he's have a lot to say about the need for action to be taken, but the hasn't been that much in the way of climate action coming from the white house as of yet forest johnson. because starting on sunday glass go in, the united kingdom will be hosting cop $26.00. the big climate summit with a lot of attention focusing. they're following this g 20 meeting away from climate cove. it is also being very high or on the agenda this years g 20. in fact, one of those taking part remotely, that was rushes vladimir putin. he spoke via video link. he, in his speech, said that it was essential and he stressed the importance that there must be an end to a vaccine protectionism. and it all vaccines against cove. it must be available for everyone around the world. i told her, but i did to pneumonia. i would like to draw your attention to the fact that despite the decision of the g 20, still not all countries in need have access to vaccines and other vital resources. this is also due to,

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the politicians, ending good forrester and a professional that does studies and grew up into the forest and know what forestry means, can blame only the politicians. we spoke to the government and they told us combating illegal logging is one of the priorities of romania. it's a continuous action and we've already seen results. a working group has been set up which aims to increase the efficiency of solving criminal cases involving forestry crimes. as well as the specialization of environmental prosecutors we drove on through the forest along tracks and roads used in plain sight by the illegal loggers. ah, the people who live in the mountains is terrible. farmer and forest only conclusion says the whole community is affected by today for the important the interesting i thought the event we thought for hundreds of years we have manage the forest in a sustainable way. we take a small amount of wood for building and fire. you know, it's very annoying that strangers come here from other countries and take away our way of life. i'm frightened of the people who steal to what i feel. my family

well, forrest johnson, the prime minister and his government have always maintained throughout this pandemic. the policy is guided by the data on the science and always maintains that it just simply put policy into place by the evidence that was presented to it. it also says it's sticking by its promise of allowing a public inquiry into the pandemic on the government's handling of it as well. but that won't come until at least next spring. just to say though, that this a very report it's aim is to point the finger of blame. that is a quote within this report. but some already say, there is only one direction of blame to point that finger and that is squarely at the government. coming that the inquiry conclusions are no surprise to the founder of the kobe victim's campaign. group names, not numbers. who outlined to us why he thinks the fatality level is solely the government's fault. not been assigned to the last couple of years. my group numbers that the government has done an absolutely terrible job. and this is what happens when you have leaders in charge, in unmerited society. don't know

earlier time in their life but they are back in their feet to see that again and again calling the forrest gump of the experience because in different places for a war correspondent and so these are the cycles people are going through an lc with one job for their entire career. >> this happen personally and directly? >> yes. i had to reinvent myself and i am now self-employed. because a lot of places that reached out to me after my last employer went belly up they went outut of business and paid off the workers, they just stopped calling back and ghosted me and acted as if they'd never spoke to me in the first place. it happens and make a living and i do okay but i have had to reinvent the wayay i work but those mills in a lot of cases not just a question of walking in the workforce turning on the lights and going back to work that equipment is shipped to others where they make t-shirts and cloth and toys and other things. and then with the last 40 years of reengineering the american economy to offshore those jobs to get themm back in places like west virginia and north carolina. host: spe

and his lawyers are trying to remove him from the case many here worry that the lebanese forrest's is party is being targeted because it is a vocal challenger of what the opposition calls there has will are dominated political order. some opposition leaders also believe the case against georgia will be used to bury the investigation into last year's explosion at bay root ports. has molina to ally, amal accused, thought it better the lead judge in that investigation of political bias and want him removed. and it seems they won't charge a convicted fool unless they seem to be attempts to give georgia political and maybe even religious cover from the church. this is not acceptable. samir judge and all the killers should be taken to the place where they need to be. the growing confrontation between the 2 sides has raised tensions that can yet again lead to sectarian violence. it is a dangerous standoff. santa who there are theater, beirut. in watching the news, our life from london villa had on the program, the live rounds on a film said please give an update on the accident which so alex

it's very cold and you still go out on the street. forrest gump harsh climate dictates every aspect of the next life. let me show you something because of the permafrost. most of the cities communications run above ground and are hidden inside concrete boxes like this one right here. and this also became a popular alternative for regular sidewalks which some times are impassable, especially in winters i. so as they say one in rome or in the back, we're gonna hop on one of the communication lines and get around like real locals with most of the residential buildings and projects have been built on pilots. the space left between the 1st floor and permanently frozen ground helps to keep houses warm, but it looks like somebody has got even further in fighting the cold. there was a building in fact that has empty glass bottles fit right into the was mean you can literally see this from the outside. this extra layer of air is if i was to save up heat, i've never heard of that technology. i'm not sure if it works and there is no way to check because the building has been abandoned. but i, i g

's, the david amos, the prime minister, forrest johnson, held tributes alongside the leader of the main oppositional labor party. secure stammer, u. k. police are describing the stabbing as a terror incident. the french president has condemned a crackdown on algeria and protested that happened 60 years ago in paris. a manual macro was mocking anniversary of the event. in 1961 algerians had been protesting against colonial rule when the police reacted violently and dozens of demonstrates as were killed. speaking on saturday microns at the crackdown was inexcusable. the lebanese prime minister has indicated he will not intervene to remove or defend the judge who is investigating the explosion of the beirut port blast. last year, 7 people were killed in sectarian violence on thursday. after has bala cold, a protest to demand the replacement of the judge up next inside story. after that, i got the news. i will see that, ah, from the creation of plantations and the birth of the industrial revolution to slavery of vast migration is colonialism to blame for the dire situation we face with clim

not by much for them by less than a fun georgie's at less than a 1000. nevertheless, forrest johnson's hold on to those. and you can see what he's going to say. so leveling got it. 24 different events of this one has had to work leveling up in the title by far the biggest theme that he's gonna have. and the question is, how does he go round that? how is areas like the your people who are on low income, how are they gonna feel the benefit they believe previously has gone to the south of england and to london? how is that leveling up agenda gonna benefit them? and that's going to be crucial. and that's what we're just gonna have to get across in the next 3 days. or i will be there. thanks so much for bran. now a former french minister and businessman burnett's happy as died at the age of 78, had been diagnosed with cancer. 4 years ago tap, he rose from modest beginnings to become one of france's most successful and high profile business leaders. the chinese government is fine to encourage people to have more children, but unmarried women are denied access to reproductive services, but co

scene, rory challenge says you k m p 's are united in that reaction to the murder of david amos, forrest johnson, an kiss tom a both came down together. 2 men who are in their day jobs are on opposite sides of the divide quest. of each other's motives, question each other's integrity. today they put that aside and i think that's the message that is coming loud and clear from westminster. this has transcended it's overcome those normal divisions that you see in british political life. forest johnson said that david, i misses one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics. and that's the kind of message you're hearing about him from all parties and friends from old people who knew him. the messages in the tribute sort of being left have a very similar tone to them, essentially saying that he was a kind man and a dedicated public 7 man who was killed essentially doing something that was integrity to his job. he was going out there and he was meeting the public face to face that, that the police, the saying, this is a terrorist investigation. now it's harry investigation. that's

saturday, that would be a meeting between us president joe biden, at the british prime minister, forrest johnson. russian foreign minister said gala rove is also in town. he'll be hosting a round of bilateral meetings. any news comes out of any of those meetings or any of the orders that will be taking place. and of course, i'll bring it to you right here on our t international doctors in france awarding the budget cuts are leading to severe staffing shortages. this is top scientists in the country for the health care system could be pushed to the brink of collapse. with coven cases rising over the past 2 weeks, we spoke to one nursing union rep about how bodied school see it's the government that's to blame for the shortage of medical personnel. france is the only country in the world that's been cutting funding during the pandemic. medical stuff outraged by this and ready to quit over it because they want no parts of it since june, there's been a wave of doctors and nurses quitting their exhausted fight in the pandemic while also looking after those with chronic diseases. it's a viciou

k, tries to move on from the pandemic. forrest john symbols set out plans to pay for the damage done to the economy club with post bricks, if woes and opposition to plan benefit cuts. candler government offer reassurances of better times ahead lie coverage of the conservative quality conference on al jazeera. ah the united states surpassed the 700000 deaths from cove at 19. as nearly 70000000 americans remain unvaccinated, despite the easy availability of jazz. ah, and come out santa maria, nearon doha. this is the world news from al jazeera doesn't matter whether it's in 6 minutes a day or 6, we would really get it done. you as president meets fellow democrats, as the party remains divided over to massive spending. bills, also spiraling humanitarian crisis. now, complicated by a diplomatic one, is the un tells ethiopia, it has no legal right to expel 7 of its officials. and the former children, president mc hal, soccer really is detained just hours after his return from an 8 year exxon. ah, so we're gonna start with corona, virus news. and in just the past few hours, the united stat

you must stay at home. forrest johnson's delay in ordering the 1st lockdown in march 2020. the report says cost many lives. it was part of a deliberate policy based on scientific advice aimed at achieving heard immunity, something the government is always denied, and a so called group think among ministers and government scientists. the report says, lead to a failure to learn lessons from what other countries were doing. we took too long to make that decision. i think everyone recognizes that. now we should have been out avoid a locked on altogether. if we'd follow the muddle taken in taiwan or south korea, ah, whither much expanded test and trace program? right from the outset. we could have avoided locking down in that 1st year as those countries did so that that is a big lesson. despite being one of the 1st countries to develop a test for covey, 19 in january 2020. the report says the u. k. squandered that lead, turning it into a situation of permanent crisis when mass testing was halted in march. by the time a test trace and isolate system did come along in the summer,

k tries to move on from the pandemic. forrest john symbol set our plans to pay for the damage done to the economy. plus with post corrected woes and opposition to plant benefit cups. candler government offer reassurances of better times ahead lie coverage of the conservative quality conference on al jazeera and hi anthony. ok. detail the string we're going to be focusing on the ongoing baka hurrah in nigeria. how many members of that group are beginning to defect? earlier? we spoke to on a younger a jayla. we had a couple of the theories as to why this is happening now. there are 3 main reasons why large numbers of lukewarm fighters are 20 themselves in to the 9 general tories . if was the death of abaca, chicago, the former leader of the group since his debts the currently does, i'm been him unable to forge in new directions. so there is a kind of loss of trust. the 9 jungle men of then the seas this opportunity to increase the heat on your on the organization, to hear more blood mens and all that means. and thirdly, the, there is an increased believe that if they surrender and they

they're christine forrest, which sucks up much of the content and c o. 2 emissions faces a growing threat from illegal logging. as the clerk report autumn carpets the hillsides, the multi hued canopy marking the seasonal change a millennia ancient original forest. sweeping across the copy, the mountains in eastern europe. if the amazon rain forest is the lungs of the world than the forest of the ca pay the mountains of the lungs of europe, they suck the c o $2.00 out of the atmosphere and put oxygen back into it. they regulate the water system. there's a vast, vast array of life here. in fact, the forests of the world are the most by a diverse ecosystems on the planet barton. this one's pristine environment. life is these squeezed out by the so called him, the mafia. trees are being extracted illegally on an unprecedented scale by criminal gangs, and the locals who fight against it, pay the price. beatings are frequent, but people murdered to 6 forest rangers, have been killed in the last few years, leading to recent protests in the capital, bucharest. o forest and horace. petra's mimics

we want to have justice forrest before any other thing. in september, miss alliance for patriotic reorientation and construction party, announced an alliance with the governing national people's party ahead of presidential elections in december. it shocked and angered many to see the president edinburgh team up with the party that ruled for 22. yes. and is seen as having supported and committed human rights abuses during that period. we have a duty to our country and to our people, to ensure that never again on this. so i will shoot this are dehumanizing things up on the violation of rights. and also to remind our government that they have a role to play under more stick to lead the most liberal sir leadership in moving the t r. c. process for barrow beat. jump in the presidential election in 2016. but despite saying he would call for new elections after 3 years in 2019, he changed his mind and said he would see out his 5 year term. there's also concerns that the former president could make a return. he fled to equitorial guinea after 6 we

that's bringing al jazeera she have her tansy has live on capitol hill, forrest way that hearing has been taking place. just how damaging she has francis huggins testimony been and what can we expect to come out of this hearing? i think the, on the testimony is the 10s of thousands of documents, of a damaging aspect. we've already have a comment from facebook on twitter saying, well, you know, how good is talking about stuff that she didn't have any expertise in or that may be very well. but the documentation is internal paperwork, internal memos, going back and forth between facebook executives are actively discussing the issues that hogan has been discussing. and b primacy of engagement and profit above all else. even if it was shown by their own researchers that, that facebook could reduce, reduce misinformation, it simply would not be done even if the reduction of profit was a matter of their point. 5 percent reduction of profit that still was too much of a reduction of profit from up zach according to huggins testimony and the documentation facebook is all about engagement. enga

convicted in 2018 for a piece of power, but insists the case was politically motivated or of and forrest, your walker is in tbilisi foras air robin. what kind of pictures emerging now that the results are coming in? yes, those preliminary results indicates that the governing georgia dream party has picked up in total about 48 percent share of the vote. that's a lot more than the opposition was hoping the government was going to achieve. they wanted or were expecting a poor showing a poor turn out of less than 43 percent in that it happens. they would have been pressuring hard on this government to call snap early election. something that they had conceded to earlier in the year that looks like that is not now going to be the case, but one plus for the opposition. in particular, the main opposition party, the united national movement, that's michael sack asheville is party that you were referring to. there. they appear now set to face run offs in the merrill elections of 5 cities in georgia, including here in tbilisi. and that's come, i think, is a bitter disappointment for the governing

so forrest, president, for me it, i made it, the protection of public lands must be come, must not become, i should say, a pendulum as strange back and forth, depending on who's in public office. it's not a partisan issue. security forces are freed, at least a 197 people who are kidnapped by armed gangs in northern nigeria. the hostages were rescued from a forest in some far a state had been held for weeks, or when it was as mona, from kaduna. these operations have been going on and ahead of these operations are there were a measures a raft of measures announced by governments in the region announcing measures that will help security forces deal with the situation. these include the cutting of telephone networks and those areas banning the cell of patrol in cans in other containers and also banding the use of motorcycles in the region, which is of course, ah, the preferred means of transportation by these band is because it's easy to maneuver in the forest and other bushes, with motorcycles rather than heavy duty vehicles. they've also announced the shutting down of market transportation

but forrest johnson has over the next 4 days of conference, is to try to get across the message. that's his opportunism from a degree his pragmatism policy is actually leading the progress of the heart of forest. johnson's arguments to the conference and to the water public is the principle of jam tomorrow. yes, there will be shortages of the federal pumps. the may even be shortages on a supermarket shelf, leading up to the crucial christmas period. but he says the u. k. as in a transition period where it's moving through a higher wage, higher skill economy. and he says the benefits will soon come. so the may be no bread today, but john tomorrow, the question is whether the electorate, i'm going to buy that former french minister and businessman bernard tapi as die that the age of 78. they've been diagnosed with cancer. 4 years ago, tap, he rose from modest beginnings to become one of france's most successful and high profile business leaders. he dabbled in politics and sports, but a match fixing trial saw him serv. time in jail, in the 19 ninety's. the u. s. is wanting sudan, th

and she asked, uni the stronghold of the crystal lebanese forrest's is party. and she is the strong hold of the she are parties and has been luck. okay, zayna will you make sure that you guys stay safe and we'll cross back to you when it's safe to do so. thank you very much, dana. how do they live for us in net they roach? all right, let's cause now to name selim who is a professor of international affairs and diplomacy at the nurture dom university in lebanon. he joins us from beirut. thank you for joining us. the protest was by his bill as supporters against this judge investigating the bay road blast. so given who the demonstrators are or were, who's likely behind this attack, there are many groups that could be behind the back. and we can not really speculate on the investigation by the security forces, particularly the army and the internet security. tell us who is involved in these shooting for those who are working on the streets and going to the station. i don't think they are. and i don't think it has to ignite, no lashes or shooting. there are some pe

and forrest johnson. the british prime minister said gala rove the russian foreign minister is also in town. he'll be having a series of bilateral meetings. any news comes out of the summit here in rome, and i'll be bringing it to you here on arte yob susan was weather for a tuba looks of advantage, a paid all of a finance. i came from rome, next doctors in france of all in the budget cut. so leading a staff shortages on the lack of hospital beds, it comes with top scientists in the country. fear the health care system could be pushed to the brink of collapse. as coven cases have risen again over the last 2 weeks, we spoke to one nursing union rep about how bodies go. i see it's the government that is to blame for the shortage of medical personnel. france is the only country in the world that's been cutting funding during the pandemic. medical staff are outraged by this and ready to quit over it because they want no parts of it. since june, there's been a wave of doctors and nurses quitting it. they're ex

what is it with with forrest johnson now that please explain to us he wants now? it would seem that he's been speaking via david frost. the bricks administers work in portugal, saying that the has to be different jurisdiction has to be independent arbitrator that this, this, this what's happening that was, is, doesn't seem to be enough. well, i think it's, 1st of all, we're saying that northern i was always going to be vulnerable in unique position because the brakes are in a unique position inside the u. k. we needed unique arrangements. the arrangements we have are called in or the non protocol. it's not perfect, but we need it because it protects us from some of the worst consequences in fitting a border on land on the island divided. so we need to do special reasons, but they've been simplified today by the european union, which is really welcome to, based on us in a position where we can make them work. we can also take advantage of the opportunity to the european single market. as you say, bar johnson seems to want to not just deliver simplifications. he wan

this - through with the vice president and research director at the global markets research company forresteryou. mike, what did you make of the last two or three days as far as facebook is concerned? we have this damning revelation on the part of the whistleblower, frances haugen, facebook desperately defending itself but also recovering from a six—hour outage? itself but also recovering from a six-hour outage?— a six-hour outage? yeah, a tou~h a six-hour outage? yeah, a tough 24 — a six-hour outage? yeah, a tough 24 hours _ a six-hour outage? yeah, a tough 24 hours for - a six-hour outage? yeah, a tough 24 hours for the - a six-hour outage? yeah, a l tough 24 hours for the global social media giant, for sure, and facebook is suffering with and facebook is suffering with a trust issue. we ran a poll in our market research community over the past two days, over 700 people, and asked them to react to a single statement which is "i trust facebook" and we asked them if they agreed or disagreed and a—i —— three ratio of people who agreed versus disagreed, meaning most people disagree or strongly

k. prime minister, forrest johnson. now both sides are being accused here of ramping up the rhetoric to play, to a domestic audience. president crawl has a, an election campaign or a vote next year and april. now the votes for those coastal communities for whom fishing is a lifeline will be really important because what's happening here is that fishing is so important for the communities along the coast and they had not sat there. thank they not being able to do the work that they want to be doing. they not being able to do the work that they believe they should be doing under this post brick set trade deal. now, the trade deal allowed, who should be able to fish way off the british coast, and also around this island of jersey, just 22 kilometers off of the british coastline. now, the british is saying that if they do not get a sorry, the french is saying, rather if i do not get those licenses that i wanted by tuesday, they will unveil what they called linked targeted measures. now that could be stopping british rule is